Replaced battery and now car wont start
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Asked by Guru94BFFB Sep 12, 2020 at 06:05 PM about the 2012 Honda Pilot EX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

replaced battery and now wont start

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Guru94BFFB answered 3 years ago

Battery have 13 volts with jumper cables attached and 11 when not attached trys to start but acts like the battery is making good connection checked connection is good

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Mario9924 answered 3 years ago

If it was starting fine before..I’d just triple check the connection. Hopefully it’s a top post battery - they’re easier to tighten and make sure your connection is good. If your alternator went bad, sometimes it drains out your battery, making the end result being dead battery AND bad alternator. Hopefully that’s not your case!

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